Sanitation Technician - 2nd Shift
$24.35/hour
ApplySanitation Technician - 2nd Shift
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$24.35/hour
About the role
- Assist in closing out production at the beginning of the shift, with tasks such as: removing finished product from ovens and transporting racks to freezer.
- Clean & sanitize processing room surfaces and equipment, paying close attention to small areas.
- Re-assemble production equipment for next day's production.
- Operate industrial dishwashing machines, manually wash smallwares, pans, etc.
- Return all clean equipment and dishes to proper storage area.
- Periodic cleaning of overhead structures and other low-traffic areas of the facility.
- Safely use and dispose of cleaning agents and chemicals.
- Other cleaning duties as assigned.
- Following hygiene and safety procedures.
- Participating in continuous improvement. We encourage team members to make small improvements every day - just 2 seconds faster, simpler, safer, or smarter.
- We're Looking For Teammates Who…Enjoy self-driven, hands-on work
- Are curious and eager to learn
- Bring a positive, solution-focused attitude
- Want to be part of a team that supports one another
- See problems as opportunities to improve
- Experience in warehouse, food service, restaurants, or manufacturing is a plus- but not required.
- At least 18 years old
- Able to follow safety and hygiene procedures (no jewelry, false lashes, nail polish or false nails, etc.)Able to stand for 9-10 hours, lift 30-50lbs, and perform physical work (bending, lifting, reaching, grasping, etc.)Willingness to work overtime and occasional Saturdays during busy seasons
- Must pass a drug and background check, and complete a successful paid trial shift
- Physical Requirements Include, But Are Not Limited To:
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